Supported Housing Coordinator (complex needs)

Supported Housing Coordinator (complex needs)

Employee type

Contract, Temporary

Salary

£20.21 - £27.21/hour

Category

Social Care

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Job Description
BDS Recruitment are working with a leading housing charity in South Manchester to recruit a Supported Housing Coordinator on an initial full time temporary ongoing basis. This is a hybrid opportunity to cover a small patch. You will be the key contact for tenants and residents who require more intensive, person-centred support. From safeguarding and health challenges to financial difficulties or tenancy risks, you’ll coordinate multi-agency responses and work collaboratively with both internal teams and external partners to help people overcome barriers and build brighter futures. Salary: From £20.21ph paye or up to £27.21ph via Umbrella Key duties: • Deliver high quality, trauma-informed support to individuals and families • Address issues such as tenancy breakdown risk, domestic abuse, mental health, hoarding, social isolation and poverty • Coordinate support and interventions across agencies including social care, health, housing and the voluntary sector • Develop and manage individual support plans, prioritising resilience and independence • Support and coach individuals through complex circumstances, including safeguarding concerns • Maintain accurate records, report outcomes and contribute to service improvement Criteria: • Experience working with vulnerable people with complex needs • Confident in safeguarding procedures, tenancy-related support, and collaborative casework • Strong understanding of housing, health, domestic abuse, and welfare issues • Excellent interpersonal and organisational skills • Experince working with tenancies • Ability to manage a caseload and work both independently and in teams • Comfortable using IT systems and maintaining detailed records • A full UK driving licence is desirable Please apply now for immediate consideration or call Vickie Marshall to discuss further